There is a little problem with this fund. It was ex-Claymore, and a number of the Claymore ETF’s that where acquired by iShares, have been delisted by TSX and are now on the NLB Exchange. What that is going to do for liquidity, he is not sure. He has no problem in investing in Japan.

There is a little problem with this fund. It was ex-Claymore, and a number of the Claymore ETF’s that where acquired by iShares, have been delisted by TSX and are now on the NLB Exchange. What that is going to do for liquidity, he is not sure. He has no problem in investing in Japan.

Japan is very interesting to him right now. People don’t understand what is going on in corporate Japan. After decades, Japanese companies are very adaptable. More of their production occurs in countries they sell in. 60% of Japanese corporations’ production occurs off shore. This time he thinks the macro dynamics line up for Japanese investment. EWJ-N is another way to play Japan and it is good as well.

Japan is very interesting to him right now. People don’t understand what is going on in corporate Japan. After decades, Japanese companies are very adaptable. More of their production occurs in countries they sell in. 60% of Japanese corporations’ production occurs off shore. This time he thinks the macro dynamics line up for Japanese investment. EWJ-N is another way to play Japan and it is good as well.

Japan has gone through 25 years that has been lost. They literally lost a quarter century. The Nikkei hit its peak at the end of 1989. Given how their society is aging, and that they can’t do any more in terms of urbanotics(?) and stimulus, we are at the point where you just have to tough it out. He is opposed to anything doing with Japan.

Japan has gone through 25 years that has been lost. They literally lost a quarter century. The Nikkei hit its peak at the end of 1989. Given how their society is aging, and that they can’t do any more in terms of urbanotics(?) and stimulus, we are at the point where you just have to tough it out. He is opposed to anything doing with Japan.

Chart shows lows from 2009 to 2012. The rebound bull in 2009-2010 didn’t work out. It is now starting to break out. There is a falling wedge from 2010 into 2012, which is very bullish. Thinks this goes higher.

Chart shows lows from 2009 to 2012. The rebound bull in 2009-2010 didn’t work out. It is now starting to break out. There is a falling wedge from 2010 into 2012, which is very bullish. Thinks this goes higher.

Japan peaked out a long time ago. He thinks it is not going to break out and go back to the old top and go above that. They have had the advantage of reengineering their currency downwards, which has been a great benefit to their exporters. He is attracted to countries that can move their currencies, such as the UK, Canada and Japan.

Japan peaked out a long time ago. He thinks it is not going to break out and go back to the old top and go above that. They have had the advantage of reengineering their currency downwards, which has been a great benefit to their exporters. He is attracted to countries that can move their currencies, such as the UK, Canada and Japan.

Chart shows an uptrend in 2013 and is now back testing a trend line. It’s above the 200 day moving average at just under $11, which is another key level of support. Seems to be bouncing off that right now. Japan is not a bad place to be.

Chart shows an uptrend in 2013 and is now back testing a trend line. It’s above the 200 day moving average at just under $11, which is another key level of support. Seems to be bouncing off that right now. Japan is not a bad place to be.

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